Spirit of Shankly confirm new Liverpool protest plans vs Crystal Palace

That breakdown in communication has now triggered organised plans for visible protest inside Anfield during the upcoming fixture against Crystal Palace this weekend.

How supporters will protest at Anfield

Supporters are being encouraged to take part in coordinated actions both before and during the match, with volunteers already being recruited.

The statement explained: “A recent survey sent to members indicated that 73% would be prepared to participate in any planned action and protests, and we now need volunteers to help before next week’s home game.”

One of the key moments will come shortly after kick-off, with fans asked to take part in a visual demonstration inside the ground.

They confirmed: “We need people to help with handing out cards in the run-up to kick-off, which we then want fans to raise on the 13th minute of the game when… banners around money will be shown in the stadium.”

This follows similar scenes against Fulham, suggesting the protests are set to become a recurring feature unless progress is made.

Virgil van Dijk recently described supporters as the “heart and soul” of the club, and Jamie Carragher has also backed fans by questioning the need for price rises despite Liverpool’s strong commercial revenue.

While the team continues to push towards Champions League qualification after a crucial win at Everton, the situation in the stands shows there is still a significant issue to resolve between the club and its supporters.